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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1921

Page

2

Campaign luncheon boosts New Yes Deaconess Hospital fund

Mrs Cal vert Crary and Mrs W T Rich led a New Yes Deaconess Hospital drive as $3366 was reported at Ford Hall. A list of gifts announced to date includes Dir Eakins represents $2169.90 for the chairman's cup. Attendance percentages show 97 percent in J E Lacount’s division and 78 percent in Eliza Wadner’s division.

Calvert Crary W. T. Rich Yes Deaconess Hospital Ford Hall Toscanini la Scala Victor Beniamino Gigli Metropolitan Opera Alda de Gogorza Galli-Curci Heifetz Homer McCormack

Tariff Bill Sent to President Washington

The Fordney emergency tariff bill clears the Senate 49 to 86 after House passage 205 to 127. Supporters await President Wilson's decision with possible veto or pocket veto looming as Congress nears adjournment. If signed, the law would run 10 months before possible replacement.

Washington Senate Wilson House White House Underwood Alabama Congress

Railroads End 1920 With Sharp Earnings Drop

Railroads nationwide earned 62.3 million dollars in 1920, a steep fall from 516.3 million in 1919, according to figures released by the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on February 28.

Washington United States Interstate Commerce Commission

Hints On Fixing Up The Home By Miss MacDonald

Interior decorator Miss MacDonald urged Women’s City Club members to add distinction to homes with harmony in color and furnishings. She advised warm north rooms cool south rooms, light papers to enlarge spaces, and testing wallpapers with samples. Emphasizing simple, well made essentials, she noted group arrangements and good lamps as keys to attractive interiors.

Frora MacDonald Women’s City Club Pilgrim Hall MacDonald

Will Rename German Liner to Majestic in New York

The former German liner Bismarck, the largest ship, bought by the White Star Line from the Reparations Commission, will be renamed the Majestic. The 66,000 gross ton vessel, nearing completion, will carry about 3500 passengers once ready for service.

New York Bismarck White Star Line Reparations Commission Majestic Hamburg

Taunton Mayor Pushes Home Rule in Education

Taunton Mayor Leo H. Coughlin calls for home rule in education allowing each city to educate its own people without state compulsion or rebates. He argues state-funded rebates disadvantage smaller cities and urges Taunton to resist ongoing increases in education spending.

Leo H. Coughlin Taunton Commonwealth

Education reformer denounces school frills at state level

A speaker criticizes expense driven curricula and continuation schools in public education. He backs old fashioned classics and three Rs, arguing four hour school days waste taxpayer money with two hours in academia and two in wood carving.

State Board of Education

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